Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115456 total results. Showing results 94301 to 94320 «471247134714471547164717471847194720Next ›Last » 2018 UK annual report on modern slavery This report provides an overview of modern slavery in the UK and explains how the UK has responded to this threat over the last 12 months. Home Office 18/10/2018 Report Crime outcomes in England and Wales, year to June 2018: data tables Outcomes assigned to offences recorded to June 2018 and the total number of outcomes recorded, by outcome type and offence type. Home Office 18/10/2018 Report Police recorded crime and outcomes open data tables Police recorded crime and outcomes detailed figures and supplementary material including a user guide. Home Office 18/10/2018 Report Knife crime hits record high in England and Wales as violence soars, statistics reveal 'These figures are truly shocking and must put an end to Tory austerity and police cuts,' Labour says The Independent 18/10/2018 News Police Discretion in Rape Cases Although policing requires officers to follow policy guidelines when making decisions, these nevertheless leave room for discretion. We used a within-subjects experimental design and idiographic statistical analyses to examine the factors predicting 25 specialist police officers’ decisions to progress rape cases. We found little to no evidence of the influence of some factors (i.e., victim’s criminal history, victim-suspect relationship, time taken to report crime, victim’s prior reports of rape, victim’s alcohol/drug use during offense, and suspect’s previous convictions) on officers’ rape case progression decisions. However, 15 officers were less likely to progress cases involving victims who provided inconsistent accounts. Thus, some types of rape victims may not get access to the justice that they desire and deserve. Although officers also reported that consistency of the victim’s account was important to their decision-making, there was generally a lack of concordance between officers’ self-reported and applied decision-making policies. Thus, officers’ accounts of how they progressed a rape case may be unreliable and invalid. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 18/10/2018 Research article London’s cash-strapped police must find £130m per year to pay extra pensions costs despite ‘end of austerity’ London Mayor Sadiq Khan has written to the prime minister warning it will hit the Met's ability to fight violent crime The Independent 18/10/2018 News Cumbria Police £400,000 overspend ‘intentional’ An overspend of £400,000 has been reported by finance chiefs at Cumbria Police. News & Star 18/10/2018 News PCC’s concerns over savings the police must make Warrington-based Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner David Keane has “serious concerns” about further savings the police are required to make over the next two years. In his annual report, Mr Keane says Cheshire Police carried out significant work to make savings of £5.4 million over the last 12 months. Warrington Worldwide 18/10/2018 News We police want to end violence on our streets, not pander to the petty demands of the ‘Court of Twitter’ I represent 6,500 rank and file officers in the West Midlands Force, having taken up the role in June this year – directly from the front line, where I have spent most of the past 18 years as an operational cop. I can tell you, the famed “British model of policing” has never been in greater peril than it is today. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Officers wasting time investigating wolf whistles under drive to target hate crime, police leader warns The drive to target hate crime is forcing police officers to spend valuable time investigating wolf-whistles, bad manners and impolite comments, a police leader has warned. The Telegraph 18/10/2018 News Police forces ‘wasting time’ Police are spending their limited time investigating wolf whistling rather than “genuine crimes” such as burglaries, a police chief warned. Sergeant Richard Cooke, chairman of the West Midlands Police Federation, said forces were under pressure to follow up “hate crimes” that might simply be bad manners. The Times - Subscription at source 18/10/2018 News Police use of CCTV on the rail network AUSTRALIA: There is good reason to believe that police value closed-circuit television (CCTV) as an investigative tool. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 18/10/2018 Research article Annual Report 2017–18 AUSTRALIA: I am pleased to present the 2017–18 annual report of the AIC, outlining the Institute’s achievements and outcomes for the year. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 18/10/2018 Report Why more young people are using Crimestoppers Anonymous crime reporting service Crimestoppers is busier than ever. Almost half of those who contact it are under 35, and one in five is from black or minority ethnic groups. Why is that? BBC 18/10/2018 News Boosting detective numbers after years of loss Surrey Police has grown its number of investigator since its current chief constable took over. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2018 News PCC on evolution not revolution for advent of a policing resolution Replacing reality with the virtual is a channel shift that must be 'bold not brash'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Fight modern slavery by bringing in a national licensing scheme for car washes and nail bars says PCC Surrey’s police and crime commissioner David Munro is calling for a national licensing scheme for car washes and nail bars to help combat modern slavery. Police Professional 17/10/2018 News Greater Manchester Police unveils ‘citizen’s contract’ Greater Manchester Police has launched a "citizen's contract" which aims to explain what people can expect from the police force amid ongoing budget cuts. BBC 17/10/2018 News Pension changes ‘could cost almost 500 police officers’ About 500 police officer jobs could be put at risk due to "utterly extraordinary" pension changes, a chief constable has said. BBC 17/10/2018 News Fingerprint suspects on street with hundreds more police scanners bought Police officers will be able to fingerprint suspects ‘on the move’ after hundreds of new mobile fingerprint devices were brought in. 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